Crittenden County High School - Rockette Yearbook (Marion, KY)

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Score 2 page 8 and I'll give you two mea- sures. To the CCHS Chorus this is everyday language. A normal practice consists of breathing exercises, vocal warm-ups, and rehearsal. Singing properly takes daily prac- tice and training along with lots of hard work. CCH5 51NG5

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1980 Principal’s Address This year at CCHS will stand out in my memory as a year of quiet progress and achievement. Not everything you attain in life will make headlines or even be no- ticed. Many times good news is quiet news: no one cores to hear it. But this year CCHS has developed a subtle shade of dignity, and I am proud of it. When you go from CCHS to fashion your life I hope you will have gained o calm inner-sense of direction that will sustain you in a world filled with disquiet.

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''The 1979 marching season for the Rocket Band was their time to shine. They worked many long hours in preparation of their show. The Band participated in a total of eight parades and contests. They received one 1st place win, four 2nd place win, and one 3rd place win. This year the Band had a new director, Sam Davis. The Concert Band gave a Christmas concert. Spring concert, and performed at gradu- ation. Caryn Shewcraft was field commander and Kim Thurman was auxiliary captain with Jamie Hubbard as auxiliary co-captain. The Band officers were President — Greg Crider, Vice-pres. — Terri Hunt, Sec. Tres. — Pam Jennings, and Librarian — Pam Roberts and Roxanne Binkely. THE HEY OF C-CH5 s